How to Set Custom Keyboard Shortcuts for Fast Screen Capture
Never break your development flow to click an extension icon. Trigger scrolling capture, regional snapshots, or instant OCR with one seamless keystroke.
Native Keyboard Shortcuts Available Now
GoFully supports native Chrome shortcut commands out of the box (Alt+S to open popup, Ctrl+Shift+F for Full Page, Ctrl+Shift+V for Visible Area, and Ctrl+Shift+A for Selected Area). You can customize or rebind any of these commands anytime via Chrome's native shortcut manager. Check out our roadmap timeline for in-editor tool shortcuts coming in v1.2.0.
Why Keyboard Hotkeys Are Essential for QA & Dev Workflows
When filing high-volume bug reports or documenting UI behavior across multiple viewport breakpoints, reaching for the mouse to click an extension icon causes micro-interruptions. Even worse: clicking the browser toolbar causes dropdown menus, hover tooltips, and modal states to immediately dismiss.
Hover & Flyout Preservation
Keyboard shortcuts capture the screen immediately without modifying DOM focus or closing active flyouts.
Single-Handed Repeat Captures
Capture successive user flows, animation states, and checkout funnels in rapid succession without mouse travel.
Default Keybindings in GoFully
In GoFully, you can remap each of these commands to any key combination or single modifier you prefer via Chrome's native shortcut manager:
| Action | Windows / Linux Default | macOS Default | Customizable? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Page Screenshot | Ctrl + Shift + F | ⌘ ⇧ F | Yes |
| Visible Viewport Only | Ctrl + Shift + V | ⌘ ⇧ V | Yes |
| Selected Area Capture | Ctrl + Shift + A | ⌘ ⇧ A | Yes |
| Open GoFully Popup | Alt + S | ⌥ S | Yes |
How to Rebind Shortcuts in Google Chrome
Chrome provides a dedicated, native settings page for managing extension commands. You can configure your bindings in four steps:
1. Navigate to Extensions Shortcuts
Enter chrome://extensions/shortcuts in your Chrome address bar.
2. Locate GoFully
Scroll to GoFully. You will see all 4 granular capture commands listed.
3. Record Your Custom Key Combo
Click the pencil icon next to any command and press your desired key combination (e.g. Ctrl+Shift+1).
4. Choose Scope: 'In Chrome' or 'Global'
Set the scope dropdown to 'In Chrome' to avoid conflict with operating system desktop shortcuts.
Have Shortcut Suggestions?
Tell us which keybindings you use most often in CleanShot X, Snipping Tool, or DevTools so we can set the best defaults for developers.
Shortcut changes in v1.1.3
Chrome allows an extension four default shortcuts. GoFully handles the rest so nothing is lost.
Draw on Page
Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H on a site, or use the popup tile. Assign your own key in Chrome if you want one.
In-page defaults
On a normal web page the capture keys also work through GoFully itself: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+F, V, A and H.
See what is bound
Settings lists the key Chrome has bound to each GoFully command. It flags any key another extension took and links to chrome://extensions/shortcuts so you can pick a new one.
Clear messages
If a shortcut cannot run, GoFully now says why. On pages that cannot show a message, the toolbar icon shows a badge.
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